Where does this plug in? On dc Power board or on Main AC Circuit board Thanks Thanks To all who responded. I found the connector.
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I'm pretty sure it would go to the low voltage (DC) board. We don't have a pendant for ours but those things are almost never line voltage (115 Volt AC) so I'm quite sure it doesn't go to the AC panel. Good Luck!
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I plugged mine into the 'Progressive Dynamics PD9260CV Inteli-Power 9200 Series 60 Amp Converter/Charger with Built-in Charge Wizard' which I ordered earlier. The telephone-type plug is located on the lower part of either the sides or back. Look on the lower sides first. Just like plugging-into a phone jack.
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The Converter Status Remote Pendant PD92201 is designed to plug into the standard accessory port on all models of the Inteli-Power 9200 Series Converters. http://www.progressivedyn.com/prod_details/pendant.html
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This product has a jack that looks like a phone .Plug that end toAC/DC inverter which you will see we're to plug it in at.
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It plugs in to a port on the side of the power converter. My converter is under the cabinet in the kitchen area, so I ran the remote through a small hole I drilled in the cabinet and mounted it outside the paneling. The hole is covered by the unit.
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Are there instructions to plug this in to the Progressive Dynamics 60amp PD9260CV converter?
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First, I am very pleased with the operation of the power converter. The Pendant cable plugs into the receptacle on the side of the power converter unit.itself. There is
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Whatever power supply you choose to connect it to. This is a simple connector with + and - leads on the back.
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I still have that ridiculous unit in my desk, still trying to figure what type of wire to connect to those fine pins. GOOD LUCK.
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Input plug is on the back. Then goes to molded in connector in the right place. They really could not sell it if it didnt work
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I wanna say check wire diagram , look for wire labeled "park" (or similar). I will look into this issue for ya, if not resolved already.
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It needs original pin connector for A/C connection. Plug is located on the underside. My four pin connector was broken but it stays in place with some tape.
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See Dan's answer, and the power connector is a small cable that plugs into the board on the device, that adapts it to the 4-pin connector to your power supply.
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Just wanted you to know that the wiring on this thing is backward, at least as far as the DC part is concerned. I don't use the AC part. In other words, it only works when you hook your DC input (battery) to the output side, and your output to the side marked "battery." The printed instructions that came with this item is wrong. If you hook it up according to the manual, it will not work.
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Same thing happened to mine. I replaced the main capacitor on the board and it's been fine ever since. Otherwise, if you aren't capable of doing that, you'll need to replace the whole board.
525806
It's for the fan. I simply unplugged the fan and routed it to a separate fan controller that was powered by my main psu
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I'm running 24 volts AC,off my main board.And it works fine.If you do not have the power,a Linear model 109207 wiring harness kit comes with a transformer.
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Sue, which adaptor cord do you need? The regular power supply or the cord that goes into a USB port? If its the usb port I think I have one that I do not need. Would be happy to send it to you for free.
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It has plug-ins for DC but I don't remember it coming with an adapter. If it did, I cannot find it. I use it in the garage, so it's plugged into the AC outlets. Sorry I cannot help you.
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Dear buyer, Thank you for the inquiry, and I'll do my best to help you find what you're looking for. Do you by any chance have the original AC adapter that came with your PT-10? If so, can you please send me a picture of the adapter's label and tip? If possible, could you match the tip next to something of common size (like a standard USB jack for example) so that I have context for size comparison? If you don't have the original adapter, a picture of the power port on your PT-10 is also helpful. I really want to help, but need some more info. Thank you so much T-Power USA
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Hello. There should be a place to plug in an ac adapter on the product so you plug the power into the wall. Hope this helps :-)
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I'm not sure in your particular instance what the problem was. In my case, I was hooking this up to a treadmill. As it happened at the point I was tapping into the system (power going to the motor) the amperage was too great for this device. I would have burned it out. So originally I used batteries to run it. I got tired of that solution and it occurred to me that a AC/DC switching power converter could provide the solution I was looking for. I found one on eBay and hooked it up to where the power came into the treadmill (before the motor board). I then used this as my power supply for this device and it works great. Perhaps something like that could work for you? It was only $9.98. In my case I was looking for something small I could install inside the treadmill. I was able to bolt it down in the same general area as the motor control board. I've been using this solution now for almost a year and have had no problems.
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I would be somewhat skeptical, if the motherboard is powering everything. The part in question is the Transformer. I would agree with the previous responder. If it's the Transformer it'll probably be obvious or it will keep blowing fuses on the main board......